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VST does not load with Linux version of Renoise #38

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jarkkojs opened this issue Nov 28, 2018 · 2 comments
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VST does not load with Linux version of Renoise #38

jarkkojs opened this issue Nov 28, 2018 · 2 comments

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jarkkojs commented Nov 28, 2018 •
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I launch Renoise like this:

VST_PATH=$PWD renoise

And get this to the terminal when doing rescanning plugins:

Renoise LOG> VstPlugs: Instantiate FAILED (failed to open the DLL: '<XXX>/target/vst2/Release/Surge.so: undefined symbol: _ZN6VSTGUI8soHandleE') !!!

With a tool such as nm it is easy to define that, yes, it is an undefined symbol. It is also a symbol that is unused by the plugin, which can be easily deduced with git grep.
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Reported here: steinbergmedia/vstgui#68

whydoubt added a commit to whydoubt/surge that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2018
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Define soHandle when on Linux
776c2e2 
Much like hModule is defined when on Windows, it is necessary to define
VSTGUI::soHandle when on Linux.  This keeps loading the plugin from
raising an undefined symbol error.

Fixes: surge-synthesizer#38
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I have tried many forks and even if I could build the vst there is no DAW that can detect it!
So, I just made a fork that works for linux in any DAW as long as you are not going to use the surge's default GUI . See INSTALL instructions if interested
Cheers

baconpaul pushed a commit to baconpaul/surge that referenced this issue Jul 10, 2019
@whydoubt
Define soHandle when on Linux
b2b315b 
Much like hModule is defined when on Windows, it is necessary to define
VSTGUI::soHandle when on Linux.  This keeps loading the plugin from
raising an undefined symbol error.

Fixes: surge-synthesizer#38

Former-commit-id: 776c2e2
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